Yes, GREATEST, I agree completely. The corset piercing to end all corset piercings — the Homer Simpson corset piercing, a masterpiece of lacing, needles, and hilarity by First Blood‘s Joeltron (firstblood.com.au, joeltron.com). By all means, zoom in nice and big.
Fauxhawk? Stitchhawk? Piercedhawk? Anyone have a good name for this? Whatever you end up calling it, it looks damn good on Blackdon21. Then again, pretty much anything looks good on him.
Mike Grant of Maple Ridge, BC’s XZOTIKMODZ did a leg play piercing corsetry photoshoot, but instead of using de facto ribbon (for example like this beautifully realized example by Shorty) he uses gold chain, which works quite nicely as an “alternative” lacing material (I was not sold on the police tape corset for example). Very nice photo as well. By the way, if you like corsetry piercing pictures, BME has a gallery of them with well over 15,000 photos.
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I know, I know, you’re probably looking at this saying “this is the stupidest thing I’ve ever seen”, but let me give it a little context. Piercer Daniel (of Los 13 Tattoo in Sao Paulo) did this on his friend Fernanda Tsukada at the 2º Encontro Internacional de Tatuadores e Body Piercings do Brasil in July, hoping to win first place in the exotic piercing category… a desire which he achieved, taking home the gold medal or whatever it is they gave as recognition — the most important part being the motivation to continue creating unusual and gorgeous body play. Now, for those that think this is silly, I want to point out one very, very important thing: 99% of the corsets that are done are not done using jewelry that is suitable for long term wear. They are temporary projects. So why is it any worse to do it on a tongue, where at least there won’t be any long term scars left by the game, plus you can bet you’re giving the wearer and the public something they’ve rarely seen before? So what do you think… Is this over the line? Did we cross the line a long time ago? Or are you like me, and you deny the existence of the line entirely?
IAM:.Trevor. is on a roll with his “corset as jewelry” projects. At this point I can say anything I want because you’ve obviously stopped reading and are looking at the girl below. It’s really lovely out today. I think I’ll go for a walk and then get a haircut. Purple monkey dishwasher.
Now, with the word “beads” in the headline, I know most of you will be thinking below the waist. Sorry to disappoint, but we’re staying above the belt for this one. Dominic Burkett from Scooter’s Skin Art in Lakeland, FL has come up with a simple, yet elegant solution for keeping play piercing needles in a corset from poking into the skin once they’re in place. That solution? Beads.
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Check out this soon to be semi-permanent corset by Chris Saint. Now before you get all mad because it’s not perfectly symmetrical, he did that on purpose so when it comes time to string it up, it’ll be aligned with the curves of her body.
I’m not a huge fan of the orange and black photo, but given Halloween was earlier this week I’ll let it slide. What I am a fan of is the neck/chest corset Leah-Jean Jett from Jettsetter Corsets did.
Leah-Jean works out of Nomad Body Piercing in San Francisco.
Someone by the name of Wutp Doca just sent in a number of corset photos all done with play piercing needles. There is a particular rawness to these photos that really makes them pop. This one especially stood out from the crowd as it plays up the bondage aspect of corsetry.
What better way to end a long day of work than with an absolutely gratuitous shot of a BMEGirl wearing a corset by Mike French.
Mike not only did the piercings, but he also custom-made the jewelry for this corset. Mike owns and works at Omega Red Body Piercing and Tattoo in Cedar Falls and Iowa City, Iowa.